The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 20, 1924, Page 8

“Be WRECK nr« IN HERE T¢ CaNERVOUS THE SEATTLE | ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS & Olive Roberts Barton 0. 18—THE JUNGLE PLAYGROUND e ing * } 4 ’ y r Now GO ON WITH THE sTony | have All rig a tg , t ¥ VK gi a who | ing 1 1 1 coing 1 iran t ; fod I OVAL ‘ 1 I'l go last. 1 5 of A loft count Now Paty Pe m e . : To Be Continued) 7 / T \ ‘ k his \ | \ 2 heTangle \ we } } . ; LETTER FKOM LESLIE PRES ‘ r . COTT TO RUTH BURKE HENT AM i we ' and CONTINUED WASN . px . i T er be : w . ming xcited, 1 ‘ > © f ;wa i e i * nost ev ne ® ’ med Nancy At t \ N “ s a same > x. But 1 ile Weeny | « i How 4 w what dir a a c f ‘ f wied Tor must have dropy alseep, f Beeston? w in T ata ghte © Wreck dr)" ca n une 1 are at k th morning had handke T want ‘ ay ly t H Vil m c and | excit and fA , . xpenses that e both get sald le what the morn want a 1 s nae and! k N pm Alice protect nm a Bob Wells and =6T 4 All rig It’s grea os uttieeed. & it? . s Tut t . . aa tha: 7h some time ) from ¢ and t was) “Ho ho, t ared T |is Wells, isn't 1 All right , her ¢ a chewing of her|fun, anyway, I'll te Xf The Wreck. wh f. fer lip > xt. Let's go swim Just what Alice told fee for Chester Hr It's rather ¢ swing | sw & pool ts right ove t imagine, but I know him wel er, b recovered at that she said, N I t 1 t know tigers to know that whatever she he sheriff's name was V know t all, It k Jerome Unde: is in ar sald Tor the dining roc wearing the ex y ‘ he.goes 1 pression of a man who had achieved people he t get ¢ a stroke of business. | hour He ® Bo we 4 “Made It pretty strc that dy ¢ we'll go wading Late yeaterday afternoc father?” suggested his al Ket it b We u'd faint smile. us" magic shoes “Strong? Certainly I did. You} She broke off an If you don't, y tney don't suppose I wanted to give er period of yourself back mbered the idea that it was a tea py was f to take the rest Miss Ham you? When I've got a hand I waw that she was ne to a large it t@ the limit. I don’t want Henr a We'll kee em on,” sald Nick © ago, but }loafing on the Job, He knows who I | Ing ur They are tr #0 they won't get ens of Misa am. If he doesn’t it won't take him I don't like it wet invita long to find out.” agn't got any bus asing| S80 off they all went to the Jungle “Says he'll get a posse on the road | me swimmir 1 i people were married at once. Well, he'd better. A posse!| The Wreck had never been able to} Tommy dived rst with a ne Church of the What they need out here is a few) make anything out of women plant | dently have gon: New York policemen.” r khew that hy * d. | a day two. For The Wreck. seeing no immediate CHAPTER Wh wan seen need of his services, thru the pant the kitchen. He had a queer much a look of triumph as else, Sally jumped up from a chair the w quiry at him. “Where are my demanded. “My eyes hurt spectacles?" TELEPHONE FOR A TRIAL ORDER tell me everything,” been at the telephone, fing the country against four 4 deradoes,” said MA tn-8251 | the Wreck. “H — Wanted TO HANDLE SALES AND DISTRIBUTION South Bend, Ind, manufacturer wants representatives for retail. dow and shot a glance of | She found them and the Wreck be gan to look like himself again. “Now rals. The Wreck Fights get 4 classl her em b he} ather ods took ng wa ack a so that the tions | far ute Weeny gave a and run ght In the m! were len aid. that the rectory hurried mar yesterday and he m age t Mr. Ham was gain wg ¢ would be quite a wh and Wick stepped right | bef uld be able ‘to stand the ex fa large wedding Tan’t tt grandf’ said | ‘Naturally, said Mr. W with he said for at/a amile, ‘neither myse wife cared to walt for an ind per ol. And wed Mr. Whitney | and Nick ns 1 nA teacup. the largest ex in Pittsburg.|make her home there. If this is went Mr milton is one of the great|true, {t will mean that another t up as tho the ates of the world, and|great American fortune. will be antic ocean had ween emy r to not|taken to England.” y {it © fortune} Ruth, doesn't that sound just vane| .“M¥ goodness!’ cried the ele- eof his es. Hellike one of our blatant, snobbish, phant. “Where are you, everybody? |in reputed, to be worth $60,000,000. |bowing-to-wealth notices of a rich sho| Where did you go? Oh, there you] ‘It has been rumored that Mra.|marriage? Sometimes I feel as tho whe {are. Wait and I'll save whit was so pleased with her/ Americans, with their worship of od — = = ——————>= ———— | money, are thoroly disgusting. If t 1 re wholesale and jobbing trade. Woe want agencies in all parts of he Wreck state. Investigation will show you the absolutely unilmited posssi- moved by bilities of our line. In turn, we want financially responsible busi- if it were ness men. f small consequence But not in the habit of steady By Personal Interview Only self by leaning on Henry Wil-| - Hams; she cc 4 only acco’ t for hit Temporary Factory Demonstration: Patesmaoe eine tite ia toll 1511 Fourth Ave., Seattle xd pint Reeiene gi greases ag not know what it mea to have a/ Montana sheriff and a posse hard on | = his ut Sally did. | UMAUue MATAR URE TEA EANRAUT E at that, she did not believe| they would caught , she rant— ees herself, there would be ay | out of th It not pu and OPTICALA co, possible capture that disturbed her: Here’s the Way jit as the fact that Bob Wells was lthe instrument of the law. That) tO Get Rid of Your jarred her in a most illogical but effective fashion. An ther sheriff Materials from which glasses can be made differ widely in might do ‘his duty : hina quality and one of our most Fests upon our expert kn > our patrons owledge of optical goods Our workshop and laboratories are fitted He things to ost. modern appliances for mak keep him busy. If he had not hustled high-gride. ¢ will give your ( |around and got himself elected Bring Bach the Original Cotor eyes a‘square deal. sheriff, he could have ridden over to 4 Brats the railroad with her and she would) With This Clear, Colortess Lipuit GRANT-REES OPTICAL COMPANY have been on the train long ago. It| 18 Years’ Experience in Seattle a fool trick for him to get into| There is no longer any need for Nature to bring about a normal | Wm. H. Rees Geo. 0. Ulberg thought Sally people to let gray hair remain to condition of the hair. Lester A. 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